just today at the bishops meeting, i stopped by one of my a brother, bishop, huh? yeah.yeah, right. he was an atheist, and, you know he's a bishop. are you? you give us such hope, bishop barrett. he told me about the. we have a ritual called the rite election. when people are coming into catholic church and there's this great gathering of humans who are coming in and said to me, i that three of the folks told me that they they atheists and they started listening to your and it brought them to the church. so things like that. that's what makes me happy, gives me a sense of of achieving something worthwhile. well, i'll say genuinely and i know from from on behalf of plenty non-catholics who are here heritage and non-catholic friends in audience, they find and they would say this you know very gentlemanly bishop thank you for that and it's motivated a lot of people to think that in addition to whatever they're doing in their quote unquote day job what can they do in media or, social, social media to aid the cause. what what what encouragement, something some specific idea w

ukrainian bishop a and the work of the orthodox church, it was bishop bondarchuk, the former bishop ofr, and he actually became the head of the ukrainian autocephalous church. he asked me to personally help the ukrainian autocephalous church on sunday, and i agreed to ukrainian independent bishops of orthodox canons. you need two or three bishops, who then ordain new priests, and a former bishop of the russian federation, who was deprived of gardens in 1989. do not confuse with bondarchuk, they restored the so-called ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church, from which came the schismatic priests of the orthodox church of ukraine viktor chekalin and ioann bodnarchuk participated in the kheraton in 1990. this is the sacrament of ordination, in which the christian is given special grace for the teaching and priesthood of the first bishops. at a pc - this is the ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church, one of which was metropolitan andrey abramchuk of halych, who in 2019 was part of the delegation of the schismatic church of ukraine at the ceremony of presenting thomas on autocephaly on th

you need two or three bishops, who then ordain new priests and a former bishop of the russian federation of gardens in 1989. do not confuse with bondarchuk, they restored the so-called ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church, from which came the schismatic priests of the orthodox church of ukraine viktor chekalin and john bodnarchuk participated in ordination in 1990. this is the sacrament of ordination, in which a special grace is transferred to the christian for the teaching and sacred rites of the first bishops. apts - this is the ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church, one of which was metropolitan andrey abramchuk of halytsky, who in 2019 was part of the delegation of the schismatic church of ukraine at the ceremony of presenting thomas on autocephaly on fa. we talked about her, and the second bishop of whom viktor chekalin ordained is vasily bondarchuk, brother of john , who, in turn, during his service, ordained more than 300 priests in the ukrainian autocephalous orthodox church, who, in turn, ordained others priests, that is, all the bishops of the ukrainian autocephalous ortho

our most reverend bishop of vyshgorod and his eminence ephraim, bishop of strelkiv, what do these holy gifts bring to our lord god, the request of the holy metropolitans , the archdiocese and bishops, and for the whole sacred or not horse world of women, we have forgotten, let us protect ukraine , our noble people, for the peace of the enlightenment , for the good dream of the holy churches of god and the union of all for salvation and help those who are old with the fear of god, work and serve for the healing of the sick, for repose, relief , the blessed memory and invitation of the sins of the previously departed orthodox christians for salvation for people stand and for those whom each one will place and for everyone and for everything and give us one my mouth with one heart to glorify and sing the communion of your majestic name of the father and the son and the holy spirit now and always and forever and ever and let there be also the savior of our jesus christ, with all of you, all the saints, having remembered the holy lord, let us pray here are his brought sanctified honest gift

[000:00:00;00] bishop bidon and the most reverend bishop ephremok. the kindness of our priests is a sacred archive for everything in christ. our brotherhood, protected ukraine, for the government, the army and its people, that we may live a quiet, peaceful life in all piety and purity . we pray that we may be freed from the invasion of foreigners. that he had mercy on us sinners and protected all the people of our ukraine in the time of severe trials and had mercy on the slaves of his soldiers who protect our state that he saved them from the deadly frame and from every disease soul and body, to protect from all sorrow, calamity, anger and misfortune, and let them return healthy and in peace, this merciful lord, listen to us and wash and rest the orthodox gigarchs for the squares and pious princes, hetmans , our blessed and slow-moving founders, builders and tokenists, and the holy temple and this monastery and all before were consumed by the fathers of our brothers and sisters who lie here and everywhere orthodox but mercy of life peace health salva

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there are several options that can be considered uh, i am talking to the bishops who are part of the moscow patriarchate until today in the ukrainian orthodox church. they are looking for ways out, but today the leadership has taken such a firm position and does not want to enter into this process, especially at the last at that local council in may on the 27th , which was held last year , the impossibility of such a thing was declared in advance , the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate set the following conditions dialogue is impossible, that is, we must abandon these conditions and start the negotiation process without any preconditions. i think that such a process will begin because the state is interested in it, as far as we can see, and to date, the same recommendations of the national security council that were introduced by the president in action we can see how active the process of joining parishes is and e.e. in western ukraine , entire regions are making a decision to ban the activities of the moscow patriarchate in their territory. that is, all these mom

so few were those who stood up for the defense of the priests, the bishops in the canonical who came on march 29, uh, to the kiev-pechersk lavra. i mean from public people who have some weight, their word will be heard, let's say by the president or the authorities of ukraine, how would you explain it. let's start with the last president. ukraine does not want to hear anything, and no matter who comes to him, and you and i know that recently the entire holy synod of the ukrainian orthodox church was there. led by metropolitan anus. it doesn't give anything. we would like a subjective view. the position was lost long ago and of course the leadership ukrainian orthodox church. it was necessary to make those statements that they are making now much earlier and people would, of course, support if we take the trend with you of the historical exit to the processions of the cross of the nineteenth-twentieth- twenty-first e years, that we will see you in hundreds of thousands of parishioners er, they followed their pastors and archpastors now, of course, the situation in ukraine is very, ver

world how do bishops decide what to- how do bishops decide what to speak out the — bishops decide whats speaking out on the national stage . is that that that the stage. is that that that the tensttn— stage. is that that that the tension that— stage. is that that that the tension that you- 3 is that that that the tension that you have to run ttw— tension that you have to run tttr ttte— tension that you have to run tttr ttte ht. — tension that you have to run your life by. yes.- tension that you have to run your life by. “41929 “ your life by. yes. i mean to be honest the main focus of my life day by day is about proclaiming the good news of jesus christ and engaging in this in the faith. that's absolutely what i spend.the faith. that's absolutely what i spend. the vast majority of my time doing. i actually spend a relatively small amount of time in the house of lords and deaung in the house of lords and dealing with other issues, but of course the issues that are going on there are issues which affect people deeply and immigration would be a good example of that. and so there is a role

olivia graham is one of 3 bishops leading on the environment. the anglican church of england, a crisis that we're in have got over consumption rights at the heart of it. and i think it is a spiritual issue. it's about looking at what most of ation is. you know, if i live like this, how will other people be able to live? we've lost our sense of connection with each other. here is an issue which links directly to our christian faith. and that's an issue of justice at play here. because we who live in the most prosperous, developed parts of the world are chiefly responsible for the degradation of our planetary ecosystem through our uncontrolled consumption in the sacred writings and teachings of every single faith. this idea that god's creation is sacred and that we have a responsibility to care for. it is absolutely fundamental. so i think the faith got an incredibly important role. our politicians don't have any incentive way to take a long term view there that naturally very focused on the national interest, faith groups, friends, and all of tha

what can we expect and what would be the wisest steps now for bishops in the canonical order to avoidtion of the church? what needs to be done is a good question for a strong and er, capacious bishop of the ukrainian orthodox church. uh, i would advise you to roll back your decisions , first of all, theophany. and bring repentance esh, he is the patriarch. start commemorating him. uh, and stand firmly uh on the truth, orthodoxy is another way for the ukrainian orthodox church no, because it is now in the fork of the fork, the non-recognition of any orthodox church. having renounced russian orthodoxy and the patriarch of moscow all russia and to the people of god in ukraine i would like to wish e strength. e spiritual e, the chastity of the fortress, and e, to survive those terrible troubled times that kievan rus is now experiencing, i do not doubt for a second that everything will pass. hmm , we slavs tend to forgive and forget, and this is probably ours. here is such a historical, uh, historical complex mission, but she honorable because we are responsible for those people who are be

quite difficult to say, but i hope that they will develop in this way. from the point of view that bishop pavlo himself spoke about, from the point of view of the law, there is a violation of the rules, there must be responsibility for the violation, so we have to explain to people this is an important thing that, in fact , metropolitan pavlo he is not the head of the lavra, that the head of this monastery is the abbot of pacemp it was metropolitan volodymyr and now metropolitan onuphrism metropolitan pavlo there is no mention of him simply being the deputy abbot, yes , he is the manager of affairs, as they say on behalf of the abbot, that is, i have also said about it several times that the responsibility should carry the leadership of the lavra, vladyka pavlo is not the head of a religious organization, the monastery of the ukrainian orthodox church of the holy dormition, the kiev-pechersk lavra, the head is the responsible person, the head of the ukrainian orthodox church , metropolitan onufri berezovsky, on his behalf, everything it was acted by bishop paul er this is the situation be

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some 635 bishops from a 165 countries assembled for the lambda conference. this event held once every decade gathered together the member churches of the anglican communion. to day its leader, the archbishop of canterbury was also a spiritual head of the church of england is hosting a session devoted to the environment. this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population. so many of the bishops here are living daily with the impact of the climate emergency. through the structures of the anglican communion. we are reaching to the very heart to the very ground level of what is happening. if we stand united, we can make a transformative difference around the world. beyond mobilizing congregations on the ground is a growing feeling that the bishops must influence political leaders to my appeal to all of your head. and these political mom, macy's lease, do more to head column while leaders to follow through on promises that have been made before. and not miss, what we have been doing is making the people in our local churches and in our

but david bishop sees it differently. purpose. >> reporter: steve hartman. "on the road" near bangor, maine. >> jericka: and with that attitude, you can't lose. well, that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan. have a great night. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> well, we begin with another high profile attack in san francisco, only adding to the city's image problem. a former fire commissioner is recovering tonight after being brutally mo home in the naheard from the family members today. >> reporter: witnesses tell me the attack happened at this corner of magnolia and laguna streets. the victim tried to get away, but they say the suspect kept following and beating him. a witness shared this cell phone video. he says this is the suspect that beat the victim with a metal pipe. >> he beat them brutally. i was screaming stop, stop, stop. i was upstairs. people were recording, but i think people are afraid because they don't know what these people

bishop barron great to see you. so as we watch these live pictures from st peter's basilica at the vatican , we also see pope francis leading the mass. how important is it for catholics to see the pontiff lead this week services? well it's very important. you know, he's the successor of st peter and st peter's basic job was to witness to the resurrection. you know, think of all the things the pope has to do, but his fundamental task is to witness to the resurrection of jesus from the dead so that we have the successor of st peter, the successor of julius caesar is long gone long disappeared. but strangely, the successor of peter is still here in the city of rome, and the pope is proclaiming the resurrection within you know, a few yards of where the body of saint peter lies. i think that's a very powerful witness. to the importance of this message. and so you're right for catholics to see the success of repeater proclaiming that message very important. this is one of the holiest times of the liturgical year for chris

more on mondays comes to tennessee state representative justin jones and bishop willia barber joined me to talk about joining forces and, a little lol from s and al >> senator tim scott of sout carolina announced the launc of an exploratory committee fo the 2024 presidential run. that, name again, is tim scott as in tim's got no chance of being a nominee. >> i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. this week, they are service in this marks 100 days under maga control led by speaker kevin mccarthy allegedly. it is also the bodies firs week back following an extende break, and their list of priorities continues to grow guns, abortion, leaks of classified documents, it may b the most important, the debt ceiling is the nation's abilit to borrow money to pay its bills is set to run ou sometime this summer according to reporting fro politico's, speaker mccarthy will be holding a conference call today with his republican caucus to finalize a proposa that would raise the deb ceiling for roughly one year but there is a catch mccarthy's budget proposal i reportedly i wish list of no st

cordon and to the lord of the most reverend bishop efremov, the kindness of our priests to the holy monarchy for everything in christ brotherhood our protected ukraine, our military power , its people, so that we may live a quiet, peaceful life in all piety and purity

one of those pastors hoping to make a difference, bishop horace smith, joins us now.hank you very much for your time. we saw you speaking out locally and said let's get him on here. this is a story we have been covering a lot here on "america reports," and we are sad to see that city and so many businesses fleeing and people that are leaving. i know you are trying to bring about solutions, what do you believe first is at the root of the problem with these young teens that are -- that are getting together online, they are showing up in mass downtown chicago, jumping on busses. i mean, there were shots fired, two teenagers were shot in this violence. why is this happening? >> well, first of all, you know, we can report what's happening and report why it happened in the background, i've lived in chicago all my life and grew up here. we don't on any level condone violence of any sort, any kind of mayhem and i would not characterize it as a mob, it's not a mob. they are young people, most going downtown like young people, you are from chicago, the lake front, beautiful set

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>> well, the synod is a consulting body of bishops. ultimately, what the bipts a bishops and lay people vote on is advice the pope who can take that to develop more doctrine or church teaching. so it doesn't have a huge authority, but it is a consulting body and a very significant way that the church makes decisions and evolves. women will make a small minority, you said 10% of this group, but the vatican hasn't made clear how these women will be selected. do we know what methods will be taken? >> this is such new news. we do know that each of the seven continents will be able to put forth 20 names to the vatican who will ultimately choose ten, five men and five women from each continent, and then in addition to that there will be ten women religious and ten priests who will be representing the religious orders. there is not a lot of transparency around that and the vatican has the final say, but i think right now we are in a nomination sort of process. >> and most importantly, your group advocates for women to be able to be ordained a

it doesn't just mean that the salaries of bishops go up astronomically, though it means that.at christians have freedom now to worship as they choose. it means that it has become part of the imperial establishment, and obviously, that is going to mean profound changes for the society and for christianity. >> narrator: constantine showed his support by massive building programs, especially in jerusalem. ironically, the city that was destroyed one roman emperor was being rebuilt by another. but the new holy places in this traditional center of judaism were now all christian. to strengthen his new church, constantine called for more unity in organization and teaching. but such unityame at a cost. >> one of the first things constantine does as emperor is start persecuting other christians. the gnostic christians are targeted, marcionite christians and other dualist christians-- christians who don't havthe old testament as part of their canon-- are targeted. the list of enemies goes on and on. there's a kind of, in a sense, internal purge of the church as one emperor ruling one emp

kostyantyn, here, let's get closer to the story with bishop pavel, who is he called again, better knownpasha mercedes court chose a preventive measure for him for 60 days. they put an electronic bracelet on his leg. he must be at home, not on the territory of the lavra. he has a house near kyiv and he should actually be there. please tell me where is the line here , where is the line between by the faith of the church religion and the fact that he is just a citizen who, as shown by the interception of his conversations by the security service of ukraine , well, at least he told the radio that viliya joy viliya joy that the russians captured kherson and whether its separation from the entire community will give the community the opportunity to decide if any monks want to be in the refused to open the church of the aggressor, then they will do it and what exactly will the fact that pavel will not be near them give and maybe he will loosen his hands more, maybe he had some influence on them , please, well, actually, the process is happening now ukrainian decolonization, we get rid of russi

successor of the holy apostles and proper bishops. the initial exclamation opening the study of theivine liturgy, the kingdom of the father and son and the holy spirit, now and forever and forever and ever , of christ , this is how the divine services, the evening morning divine liturgy, will begin, one throughout the coming one. week or bright week up to and including saturday. this week is an image of the eternity of worship almost indistinguishable from services on the first day of pascha on paschal night, for which we are present. so if someone did not have the opportunity to be in the church today, then this week it will be possible to participate in this bright easter celebration. the primate performs the entry of the throne and the most holy tropeza. where will they take place? their physical properties, the strength and the action of the holy spirit will become the true body and blood of the savior, the memories of him, and so that the christian followers of the saviors have eternal life and the beginning of this life gain already here on earth christ is risen. holy sunday h

so i was invited several times to take pictures of bishop philaret.e then already was on rest and gradually gradually. and i started taking pictures in this philorete, and it so happened that having photographed him once and then, uh, i began to constantly photograph the metropolitans. first honorary patriarchal exarch of all belarus i heard from my classmates from teachers and other different people about metropolitan filaret, and i was very interested in what kind of person this is so interesting, because they spoke of him as very lena of their family and uh, i so wanted to know what kind of person this is, why they consider him important in their life and how a stranger maybe, uh, you are very close and dear, when i u saw such a philaret of his walk to worship. i understood why people treat him with such awe and when he looked at me for the first time. that was a very attentive piercing look. i'm here really. that's what i felt from him. such is the love for each person and for oneself. and such was our first. with lord violet, it wasn't even a tem

bishops and listens to things.to newspaper articles and reputation management more than they do the bible i often sometimes think and we need people to be using their voices and i diocesan synod recently and i diocesan synod recently and just nobody spoke about these issues a lot of them have concerns but they stay silent so what we need is people to organise to mobilise and to engage. and yes, we need people, but we need new people to accept the bible and biblical. but we need new people to accept the bible and biblical . and the bible and biblical. and that's what the church is founded all. well, i think you have both been very brave. i've seen both of you give fantastic speeches. seen both of you give fantastic speeches . synod luke , do you speeches. synod luke, do you have a red line? do you have a point where you say, look, this institution is too far gone for me to implement any change? yeah, for me the red line is absolutely doctrinal. and i think that that has to be a red line for everybody. but i think fo

bishops and listens to things.to newspaper articles and reputation management more than they do the bible i often sometimes think and we need people to be using their voices and i diocesan synod recently and i diocesan synod recently and just nobody spoke about these issues a lot of them have concerns but they stay silent so what we need is people to organise to mobilise and to engage. and yes, we need people, but we need new people to accept the bible and biblical. but we need new people to accept the bible and biblical . and the bible and biblical. and that's what the church is founded all. well, i think you have both been very brave. i've seen both of you give fantastic speeches. seen both of you give fantastic speeches . synod luke , do you speeches. synod luke, do you have a red line? do you have a point where you say, look, this institution is too far gone for me to implement any change? yeah, for me the red line is absolutely doctrinal. and i think that that has to be a red line for everybody. but i think fo

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all the bishops have people.on, when there was a debate about the nature of jesus christ himself, it was the arrival of the tome of leo that settled the matter. so we hope that will be the case this time also. okay, i'll pray for this time also. okay, i'll pray ion inoi— this time also. okay, i'll pray ion inoi . — this time also. okay, i'll pray for that . let's— this time also. okay, i'll pray for that . let's pray for it . for for that. let's pray for it. for i delivered unto you first of all, which i also received. how that christ died for— all, which i also received. how that christ died for our- “i“.“ii f i:3;i: how that christ died for our sins oeeonoing— that christ died for our sins oeeonoing io— that christ died for our sins according to the— that christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, and inoi— according to the scriptures, and no ne— according to the scriptures, and no ne we— according to the scriptures, and that he was buried and that he ogoin— that he was buried and that he rose again.

his bishop died, coughlin had a new bishop who came in and the new bishop thought he was way too much of a headache for the catholic church and pulled the plug on him, took him off the radio, gone, poof. and no one in america media would ever be that dominant again. i mean, it would be a full 50 years before anybody even pretended to that throne but the next closest sort of long shadow of that guy's influence was this guy, who in the late 1980s started an a.m. radio career that changed a.m. radio and turned what had been a mix of sports broadcast and religious services and community service, community access, sometimes even foreign language broadcasting, it turned all of that into a part of the american media that was just dominated by hard line, right-wing talk radio. he went to dozens and then hundreds of stations nationwide very quickly he got himself literally a golden microphone, like, you know, there's a certain kind of world leader who shows off he has a gun made of gold this guy had a gold microphone that me made sure was all in his photos, was very proud of it he was hugely s

say that, uh, of course, it’s wrong to refuse, because we are all in obedience, especially all the bishopsre monks, and even more so in such a sanaa as a metropolitan, what does it mean today to embrace, uh, believing military personnel of the armed forces of the russian federation. what does it mean to embrace today? uh, feeding the believers of the ministry of internal affairs a million more people, and the fso prosecutor's office, the russian guard of the fsb, of course, today all this is not so. it’s just that in fact, and more we interact , of course, with the armed forces, because it is there that there are positions of full-time priests, assistant commanders for working with believing military personnel of such positions in the russian orthodox church 309, including in syria, uh, at two of our bases, including, in karabakh, the peacekeeping contingent, including the northern fleet, and many of our priests, assistant commanders, namely submarines, and, uh, leave for 3 months for half a year at sea and on other ships. this, of course, is a huge volume, but especially, of course, every

all the bishops have people.when there was a debate about the nature of jesus christ himself, it was the arrival of the tome of leo that settled the matter. so we hope that will be the case this time also. okay, i'll pray for this time also. okay, i'll pray ion inoi— this time also. okay, i'll pray ion inoi . — this time also. okay, i'll pray for that . let's— this time also. okay, i'll pray for that . let's pray for it . for for that. let's pray for it. for i delivered unto you first of all, which i also received. how that christ died for— all, which i also received. how that christ died for our- “i“.“ii 3 23 how that christ died for our sins oeeonoing— that christ died for our sins oeeonoing io— that christ died for our sins according to the— that christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, and inoi— according to the scriptures, and no ne— according to the scriptures, and no ne we— according to the scriptures, and that he was buried and that he ogoin— that he was buried and that he rose again. the— th

every day the bishop, savva of zvenigorod, serves as deputy administrator of the moscow patriarchate,retary of the interdepartmental working group for coordinating assistance provided by the diocese of donbass and adjacent territories to the conflict zone. always said sunday. of your holy spirit, jesus christ is risen , the sixth ode of the canon has ended; the chants that we now hear performed by the truck of the cathedral of christ the savior, like the previous chants, and translated into modern russian, it sounds like this, although you descended into the immortal game, you destroyed all hell and resurrected, as the winner of the myrrh-bearing christians, proclaiming rejoice and yours an apostle of peace, a giver, to the fallen on sunday. i think it is known to many people who regularly attend worship services. each small easter is called the sunday of the church tradition as a small easter. here's saturday night for all night genius. this the song is always performed as a rule by all those present in the temple. the song of the painting is performed the seal of the cathedral of ch

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